Celestica Inc., a global leader in the delivery of end-to-end product lifecycle solutions, today announced that it has successfully completed its audit and has received recommendation for AS9100C certification at its Suzhou, China facility.
AS9100C outlines global standards for best practices that meet the unique and complex requirements of the aerospace industry. It requires strict adherence to quality and reliability standards in aerospace, and documentation of procedures, rigorous quality measurements and corrective actions to drive consistency in mission-critical products.
“The upcoming AS9100C certification at our Suzhou Center of Excellence further extends Celestica’s aerospace capabilities, enabling us to provide our customers with high quality, cost-competitive design and manufacturing services in the China region,” says Michael J. McGuire, VP, Aerospace and Defense, Celestica. “This milestone builds on Celestica’s established track record of providing its aerospace customers with regulatory and compliance expertise, as well as the industry leading standards for quality and reliability that are essential to meeting AS9100C compliance.”
The Suzhou facility will join Celestica’s four additional AS9100-certified centers of excellence in Toronto, Canada; Austin, Texas; Valencia, Spain; and Kulim, Malaysia.
The successful audit for AS9100C certification of Celestica’s Suzhou manufacturing facility also reflects the company’s continued leadership and capability in the aerospace and defense industry. In 2009, Frost and Sullivan analyzed the top electronics manufacturing services (EMS) providers in the North American market in its report, World EMS Provider Market in the Aerospace and Defense Industry. Celestica emerged as the clear leader with the highest market share.
Celestica is fully qualified to meet the rigorous standards of the aerospace and defense industry: ITAR (USA), CGP (Canada), ISO 9001:2000, AS9100, AS9110, J-STD-001/ IPC 610C level 3, ANSI/ESD S20:20, J-STD-001 / IPC 610D level 3, and Nadcap.
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